Did this on my stainless thermos and it worked perfectly. We use the cascade pods, I tossed one in, added the boiling water, went to sleep and in the morning all that nasty build up poured right out. Thanks for the awesome tip. 👍🍻
Thank you soooooooo much! I had 3 gorgeous aluminum Tervis tumblers that had coffee stains. I filled them with descaling solution for HOURS and nothing happened. I tried this tip using dishwasher pods in two and dishwasher gel in the other. Same results! In seconds, I could see brown gunk float to the top. I went back 30 minutes later and the insides were like new! So fun!
Did this with a pod ( my pods are powder though. Anyways) on a thermos I forgot with black tea in it for nearly a year. Luckily the inside was probably sanitized by the boiling water and stayed sealed so nothing disgusting but the stain was bad and I was still eager to get it the cleanest... It seems to have worked great so far, I'm gonna let it rest the afternoon and update but it should be looking good.
Although this wasn't the first video I watched, I'll leave my comments here... ' cause Jonny is OK. My 20oz. stainless Contigo mug was absolutely black from 2 years of coffee and tea... with a surface that looked/felt more like asphalt than smooth stainless. 2 hours of soaking with a Finish "Deep Clean" pod & boiling water - a minute or so of brushing with a bit of liquid dish detergent... like brand new! The number of chunks (sheets?) of gunk that came out were either amazing or disgusting, depending on your perspective. Can't wait for my morning coffee! Addendum: Morning coffee - stronger & much more flavorful!
You're welcome, glad to help. You could try soaking in white vinegar or scrubbing with a baking soda paste. The problem with non stick pans is when they become difficult to clean usually means the nonstick coating is wearing out or damaged
This ruined my thermos. I used a dishwasher detergent pod and boiling water on a stainless thermos. I’ve rinsed with boiling water, baking soda and vinegar, filled it with coffee several times and every time it still smells and tastes soapy.
I had this issue before after cleaning. Put 1/4 to 1 cup vinegar in thermos depending on how big. Then fill with boiling water and seal lid. Leave it like that until cool hours later. Then repeat. Should go away in about 3 times. Can also try lemon juice as well
Wow I've never tried vinegar, I think vinegar would work if you left sitting for like a week no? Yeah the dishwasher detergent really worked by far best, I was surprised 👍
**Make sure to Wash thoroughly after dishwasher soap used to get Residue/Scent. May need to fill and rinse with boiling water again.
Worked perfectly! My stainless coffee thermos has never looked as good! Did all of our stainless travel mugs as well. Can't thank you enough!
Awesome. You're very welcome, happy to hear I could help you out 🙌👍
Did this on my stainless thermos and it worked perfectly. We use the cascade pods, I tossed one in, added the boiling water, went to sleep and in the morning all that nasty build up poured right out. Thanks for the awesome tip. 👍🍻
You're welcome, happy to help and glad it worked so well 👍
Thank you soooooooo much! I had 3 gorgeous aluminum Tervis tumblers that had coffee stains. I filled them with descaling solution for HOURS and nothing happened. I tried this tip using dishwasher pods in two and dishwasher gel in the other. Same results! In seconds, I could see brown gunk float to the top. I went back 30 minutes later and the insides were like new! So fun!
Awesome! You're very welcome, glad I was able to help you out 👍
you had to add "So fun" 💀
i give mine a good rise dainly after every use with hot water and never really had gunk build up but this is really helpful thanks man!
rinse*
Awesome, yeah I think my thermos gets gunky because I mix some heated milk in it too
I subscribed just cause of your jumping into frame intro man! Thanks video man!!
You're welcome, and thanks for subbing. All my 250+ videos have the jump in lol 😁👍🏻
Did this with a pod ( my pods are powder though. Anyways) on a thermos I forgot with black tea in it for nearly a year. Luckily the inside was probably sanitized by the boiling water and stayed sealed so nothing disgusting but the stain was bad and I was still eager to get it the cleanest... It seems to have worked great so far, I'm gonna let it rest the afternoon and update but it should be looking good.
Awesome, hope it works 👍
Although this wasn't the first video I watched, I'll leave my comments here... ' cause Jonny is OK.
My 20oz. stainless Contigo mug was absolutely black from 2 years of coffee and tea... with a surface that looked/felt more like asphalt than smooth stainless.
2 hours of soaking with a Finish "Deep Clean" pod & boiling water - a minute or so of brushing with a bit of liquid dish detergent... like brand new!
The number of chunks (sheets?) of gunk that came out were either amazing or disgusting, depending on your perspective. Can't wait for my morning coffee!
Addendum: Morning coffee - stronger & much more flavorful!
Awesome glad I could help get it clean. Make sure to rinse a bunch until it doesnt smell too much. It took me a while to wash the scent out of mine
baking soda is a good way to clean odours out if u clean daily.for tougher stains try washing soda/soda crystals.
I’ve tried a vinegar soak, vinegar with baking soda and dawn with a hard brush. Nothing is working. I will give this a try. Thanks
You're welcome, this should work. I was surprised how well it worked. I believe I left mine soaking for a whole day
@@JonnyDIY oh yes it works!! This is awesome!! Looks brand new!🤙
@@trentjack9727 Nice! That's awesome. Glad to hear it worked out for you 🙌👍
Thank you for this video it helps so much
Any idea for nonstick fry pan how to clean it
You're welcome, glad to help. You could try soaking in white vinegar or scrubbing with a baking soda paste. The problem with non stick pans is when they become difficult to clean usually means the nonstick coating is wearing out or damaged
Thanks for you message I will try
What is your coffee in America made of? Industrial paint scraper??
😄 probably has more to do with the material of the metal thermoses and metal carafes 😆
Hi there may i know if vinegar will destroy the coating of the thermal cup?
It's possible, but I would think it would take a long time for that to happen. Most of the time the cups are just stainless steel inside too.
right I see, thanks a lot!!@@JonnyDIY
@@blublubrain you're welcome! 👍
dishwasher soap. Roger that. Thanks!
Yeah just make rinse it after real well. That stuff it pretty strong smelling 👍🏻
Thank you
Youre welcome Sam
This ruined my thermos.
I used a dishwasher detergent pod and boiling water on a stainless thermos. I’ve rinsed with boiling water, baking soda and vinegar, filled it with coffee several times and every time it still smells and tastes soapy.
I had this issue before after cleaning. Put 1/4 to 1 cup vinegar in thermos depending on how big. Then fill with boiling water and seal lid. Leave it like that until cool hours later. Then repeat. Should go away in about 3 times. Can also try lemon juice as well
Stupid question, but would you need to break open a pod or just pop it in?
The boiling water will melt it so you don't have to break open, but you could cut open and it'll probably dissolve faster 👍
Instead of dishwash powder. Can we use clothes detergent?
Have never tried that, but I imagine it may work. It's just the dishwasher detergent doesn't foam up as much
I'm thinking white vinegar would work well too. Soak til it all comes off. May take more than a day
Success! Thanks.
You're welcome, glad to help 👍🏻
Thank you!!
You're welcome 👍🏻
How to wash a ceramic cup
Try soaking in white vinegar, that will usually clean stained ceramic very well 👍
what brand of dishwashing detergent did you use? i’ll have to order from amazon. i forget to rinse out my thermos sometimes i really needs clean it
I believe it was Cascade brand 👍
thanks i’ll get some ordered.
It's all the same crap. Go to the dollar store.
Ive tried vinager to no avail. But not the dishwasher detergent. Tonight! Ive got a disgusting vacuum bottle that needs help.
Wow I've never tried vinegar, I think vinegar would work if you left sitting for like a week no? Yeah the dishwasher detergent really worked by far best, I was surprised 👍
It is coffee oil stain. Coffee is a seed oil.
yeah it stains pretty good, but doesn't hurt anything leaving it 👍🏻
You need a legit mic dude
My new gopro I got has much better sound thankfully 👍
my thermos mug still smells like rotten milk :(
I'll try the baking soda, hope it works
Throw it away !